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Tuesday, 4 November 2008

Waitrose East Grinstead backs The H.E.L.P. Centre



Waitrose in East Grinstead, is backing Community Projects and charities each month by selecting three causes to reap the rewards of donations made by Waitrose.


Here is how it works: Customers are given a green token at the checkout which they can place into one of the three labeled boxes by the front door, thereby choosing the charity they wish to support. The more green tokens each charity gets, the greater the share of the donations that charity will receive.

The H.E.L.P. Centre has been chosen by Waitrose to receive donations. The H.E.L.P. box will be at the entrance of Waitrose until the end of November. Please shop at Waitrose, give your green tokens in support of the H.E.L.P. Centre and pass the word on to others to do the same!

Your donations will greatly help the free literacy programme that the H.E.L.P. Centre delivers to children and adults in the community who need tuition assistance. It will help them to help many more people!

H.E.L.P Centre

East Grinstead is lucky to have many excellent schools which ensure the majority of students get the benefits of a good education. Some children, however, fall behind in their reading and writing skills, which are necessary for success in all other subjects, and some parents cannot afford to pay for additional tuition.This is where the H.E.L.P. Centre can live up to its name!

The H.E.L.P. Centre provides tutors who can work with children one-on-one to help them catch up and make learning fun. We use a very successful phonics system, so that even children who have had prior difficulties in reading and spelling can become good readers and spellers.

The Centre also helps adults of any age who missed out on these basics for whatever reasons. It is never too late to learn and it can change an otherwise disadvantaged life! Once the student can read well, his next step would be to study a course to enable him to become an independent learner.

Success story:

Here's what a parent of one of the children said recently:

"I am writing to express my appreciation for all the help you have given my son. "When Sam first started at the H.E.L.P. Centre he was struggling to read and write and therefore was unable to fully participate in his school lessons. He was falling further and further behind his classmates. His tutors at the H.E.L.P. Centre took him back to basics and helped him to learn the alphabet properly. With all the time and effort they have spent with Sam during the time he has been there, he is now able to read, write and enjoy school. I seriously wonder how Sam would be coping with school if he had not had the help he has received. Many thanks to all your tutors for all the help you have given Sam."

Volunteer Margaret Neal with Sam

Here are more success stories:

"After only one week's attendance at the Centre my son's teachers commented on his marked improvement in recognising the letters of the alphabet and his reading. Another month on and my son is showing more confidence in his ability to read and readily reads aloud. He has more confidence and self-esteem and takes pride in relaying his achievements at school; i.e. writing stories and reading books on his own." - Mr. & Mrs. S.

"Learning is meant to be fun, not a nightmare. Since being at the Centre it has changed my point of view on learning. I always hated reading now I love it." - Student Stephanie. Age 15

Any parent or individual who would like to have a tour of the centre would be welcome to come in and see the facilities. Anyone who would like to train, free of charge, to be a tutor at the Centre and to volunteer THEIR help would also be very welcome.

For more information:

H.E.L.P. Centre
59 Railway Approach,
East Grinstead
West Sussex
RH19 1BT
helpcentre@tiscali.co.uk
http://www.helplearn.org

Opening hours: Monday 4 - 9pm

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Saturday, 22 March 2008

English Tutor Fights Plagiarism with Launch of Online Essay Coaching Service


English tutor Grant Hudson

No need to cheat: new Internet resource helps students write their own essays


East Grinstead, UK: A Sussex-based English tutor, Grant Hudson, has set up an internet service to advise students on essay writing in an attempt to combat plagiarism.

"Plagiarism has become a plague and one which the teaching profession seems powerless to control [where] writing an essay was no more than an exercise in cut and paste," writes Peter Williams, editor of Information World Review (Europe's leading newspaper for the information industry) in a recent IWR blog.

The Inner Circle Writers' Group offers several different services to help students with school and university English essays so that they will be able to avoid the impulse to cheat and buy essays from unscrupulous companies.

"Services are available now whereby someone will write an essay for a school or university student on demand," Mr. Hudson said. "All the student has to do is send in an essay question and someone else does all the work. They charge a lot of money, but some students pay because they worry about their own abilities to reach certain grades. This is against any school's or university's regulations, and a student who makes use of such a service is risking expulsion."

"As well as being unethical, expensive and lazy, having someone else actually write your essay for you is pointless, as the education you're receiving serves no purpose."

Though plagiarism has become much easier with the rise of the World Wide Web, the official examining boards in England have, until recently, only been able to discover less than one percent of students actually copying essays directly from other sources. Now, new software enables universities, in particular, to track down the originals and so catch the plagiarist.

"The problem is that new companies, often based overseas, have found a way around this by offering to write the essay from scratch for the student, which is very difficult to trace," says Mr. Hudson, who also works as the Head of the English Department at Greenfields School in Forest Row, East Sussex. "I decided to tackle this by setting up the Inner Circle Writers' Group which helps with essay coaching, teaching students by e-mail how to write better essays for much less than these other companies charge. Hopefully, students will turn to services like mine and learn to improve their own skills rather than panicking and seeking what seems like an easy way out which could lead to disaster and a wasted education."

The Inner Circle Writers' Group is one of the UK's most effective and ethical groups in providing tailor-made essay reviews, research material, business letters, proofreading, on-line tutoring and much more to customers, worldwide. The Inner Circle Writers' Group does not do the work for their clients, but it does make their work as easy and as painless as possible.

For more information, please contact:

G. P. Hudson B.A. (Hons.)
Inner Circle Writers' Group
P.O. Box 546
East Grinstead
West Sussex
RH19 4XJ

+44 (0)7738 447764
admin@innercirclewritersgroup.com
http://www.innercirclewritersgroup.co.uk

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Wednesday, 6 February 2008

Ladies Night Raises Funds for Breast Cancer Care



East Grinstead: At the end of 2007, a Ladies Night, hosted by Michael Todd Hair Design, was held at Stoke Brunswick School in aid of Breast Cancer Care.

In total, £1,100 was raised for the charity. The evening comprised a range of services and items for sale – of particular interest to ladies - that visitors could avail themselves of.

The list of stalls included:

• Handmade greetings cards
• A colourist
• Jewellery
• Handbags
• Body Shop at Home
• Reflexology
• Ornate bra straps
• Michael Todd Hair Design

Anne Nicholls of Stoke Brunswick School says of the event, “It was a very successful evening, enjoyed by all friends, parents and family of Stoke Brunswick School.”

Michael Todd Hair Design has hosted several Ladies Nights in Wealden House on the Lewes Road previously, (Michael Todd Hair Design operates from within Wealden House), but this is the first Ladies Night they have hosted at an outside location.

Breast Cancer Care is Stoke Brunswick School’s chosen charity for 2007/2008.

Michael Todd Hair Design, set in the beautiful surroundings of Wealden House on the Lewes Road, offers personal one-to-one consultations before any hair preparations begin, and up-to-the-minute cuts and colours with expert advice on how to help maintain that “just stepped out of the salon” look.

Owner, Michael Todd, is London-trained and has been working in the industry for over 20 years. He says that the best and most satisfying part of what he does is seeing the amazing positive effect that his clients enjoy simply by having their hair restyled.

Michael Todd Hair Design enjoys an abundance of free parking right outside the door.

For more information, contact:

Michael Todd
Michael Todd Hair Design
Wealden House
Lewes Road
East Grinstead
West Sussex
RH19 1TB

01342 305201


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Ladies Night Raises Funds for Breast Cancer Care



East Grinstead: At the end of 2007, a Ladies Night, hosted by Michael Todd Hair Design, was held at Stoke Brunswick School in aid of Breast Cancer Care.

In total, £1,100 was raised for the charity. The evening comprised a range of services and items for sale – of particular interest to ladies - that visitors could avail themselves of.

The list of stalls included:

• Handmade greetings cards
• A colourist
• Jewellery
• Handbags
• Body Shop at Home
• Reflexology
• Ornate bra straps
• Michael Todd Hair Design

Anne Nicholls of Stoke Brunswick School says of the event, “It was a very successful evening, enjoyed by all friends, parents and family of Stoke Brunswick School.”

Michael Todd Hair Design has hosted several Ladies Nights in Wealden House on the Lewes Road previously, (Michael Todd Hair Design operates from within Wealden House), but this is the first Ladies Night they have hosted at an outside location.

Breast Cancer Care is Stoke Brunswick School’s chosen charity for 2007/2008.

Michael Todd Hair Design, set in the beautiful surroundings of Wealden House on the Lewes Road, offers personal one-to-one consultations before any hair preparations begin, and up-to-the-minute cuts and colours with expert advice on how to help maintain that “just stepped out of the salon” look.

Owner, Michael Todd, is London-trained and has been working in the industry for over 20 years. He says that the best and most satisfying part of what he does is seeing the amazing positive effect that his clients enjoy simply by having their hair restyled.

Michael Todd Hair Design enjoys an abundance of free parking right outside the door.

For more information, contact:

Michael Todd
Michael Todd Hair Design
Wealden House
Lewes Road
East Grinstead
West Sussex
RH19 1TB

01342 305201

Wednesday, 6 June 2007

Incredible cost-saving opportunity for School Districts, Local Education Authorities and Ministries of Education, Worldwide

Leading Print Management Software Company, Software Shelf, Makes Group Licenses Available to the Education Sector


PALO ALTO, Calif. & LONDON – Leading print management software company, Software Shelf, announced today that it has made available its flagship print management tool, Print Manager Plus®, on an Unlimited Site License basis. This is very good news for large organizations within the education sector such as School Districts, Local Education Authorities or an entire University Campus.

Up to now, this product has been available on a Site License basis which already represented a substantial cost saving within one school or faculty. Now, Software Shelf has extended this price break to include all schools or faculties within the group, dramatically reducing the price per unit license and allowing each educational establishment to take advantage of the software and so reduce their printing costs by around £1,000 ($2,000) per month per school or department.

Mr. Daniel Byrnes, Vice President Software Shelf states, “When network printing is not properly managed within any organization, it can literally hemorrhage cash due to the vast amounts of wasted paper and toner. The impact on the environment of so much wasted paper and electricity is also significant. Industry studies* show an ‘average' school of about 1,100 students saves approximately $2,000 a month by using Print Manager Plus.”

Print Manager Plus, which is proven in the industry having been on the market for over ten years, is a native extension of Microsoft Windows with Seamless Active Directory Integration providing a complete print management and accounting solution at a fraction of the cost of every other similar product available today.

“Not only is it the lowest in price of every similar solution on the market, it is of the highest technical quality. Print Manager Plus is standardized to and `native' to the Windows Operating System. It’s the only print management and accounting software in the market voted as the Microsoft Solution of the Month for the Public Sector. It has been the Microsoft Solution of the Month for 17 months in a row – it is easy to use, requires no training for an average school IT administrator and it can be installed and deployed in a few minutes reducing paper and toner consumption by half or more from the moment it is deployed and from there on out,” said Byrnes.

Whether used across a School District or University Campus, Print Manager Plus covers all Print Management and Accounting needs. It allows one to track, quota, bill or restrict student printing and printer usage. It provides easy control over all printing resources, namely printers, paper, and toner. No more wasted budget resulting from uncontrolled and irresponsible printing.

Kevin Bowker of The King’s Academy, Middlesbrough says, “Before we implemented Print Manager Plus our annual printing costs were in the region of £24,000. Obviously this was coming out of our general IT budget which meant we could not afford our upgrades for both hardware and software. By implementing print quotas as well as recharging departments we have managed to cut our costs to just over £12,000 which is acceptable in an organization of this size. We have also stopped the abuse of our printers by monitoring everything the students print. For example, we had a student who thought it would be funny to send over 700 copies of a picture to one of our printers. Neither he nor his parents thought it was funny when they received the bill!”

Software Shelf was established in 1996 in Silicon Valley by William Feeley. Tech support and sales are now provided in 13 European languages directly from offices located in the US and UK and support and sales are also offered through 153 resellers, partners and distributors in 62 countries.

Print Manager Plus is used by thousands of companies, schools and government offices worldwide, including: Yale University, Los Angeles Unified School District, Harvard University, Oxford University, Morgan Stanley, British Library, University of California, Bank of England, NATO, CNN, Commerzbank, European Transaction Bank, National Bank of Kuwait, Hyatt Hotels and Microsoft.

A fully functional free evaluation of the software can be downloaded here: http://www.softwareshelf.com/files/downloads.asp?ID=121

*22.01.07 “CEBR & OKI: Schools lose £115 million through printing waste, says research”

Software Shelf and Print Manager Plus are trademarks owned by Software Shelf worldwide.


For further information, contact:

Danny Byrnes
Software Shelf International, Inc.
601 Cleveland Street
Suite# 710
Clearwater, FL 33755
United States
Phone: 727-445-1920
Phone: 800-962-2290
Fax: 727-445-9223
Email: sales@softwareshelf.com
Website: http://www.softwareshelf.com


Christian Delalez
Software Shelf International, Inc.
Vitality House
2 - 3 Imberhorne Way
East Grinstead
West Sussex, RH19 1RL
United Kingdom
Phone +44 1342 310950
Fax +44 1342 302405
Email: sales@softwareshelf.co.uk
Website: http://www.softwareshelf.co.uk

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